Kansas Military Spending Could Benefit From Bills
The Pentagon would spend at least 63 million on Kansas military construction and Kansas manufacturers would gain a sizable share of 1.1 billion in contracts as budget committees in both chambers advance fiscal 2001 defense bills. Senators Roberts and Rep. Tiahrt champion Kansas projects in Wichita area jobs, Fort Riley, and McConnell Air Force Base, with facilities ranging from water treatment and barracks to aircraft fueling and weapon system upgrades.
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Budget cuts hit elderly jobs program in Kansas
Tighter budgets force reductions in the Older Kansas Employment Program run by the Department of Human Resources. For fiscal 2001 the state provides 190000 dollars, with 30000 more shifted within the budget, totaling 220000. That is about 23000 less than last year. The program serves Kansans 55 and older and faces possible service cuts as the department seeks further savings.
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Graves Emert clash over Kansas seat belt study
Gov. Bill Graves urges a summer and fall legislative study on boosting seat belt use, sending a letter to House Speaker Robin Jenni son and Senate President Dick Bond. Senator Emert opposes the push while Bond backs study. lawmakers cite personal liberty concerns and mixed support for tougher belt laws.
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Camp Town Greyhound Park eyes May simulcast start
Camptown owners seek state approval to simulcast races from other tracks as early as May 24 while live racing is slated to begin July 1. Wichita Greyhound Park and Kansas Racing Commission review track officials and legal steps, with manager Michael Holton joining Camptown pending approval.
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U.S. 69
Pittsburg
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Mile High Kennel Club
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Keefer
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The
Racing Commission
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Preclosure Mortgage Action Involving Atchison Plaintiffs
Legal notice records a mortgage related action with plaintiffs led by Dave G. Atchison and defendants cited by case identifiers OOCV13 Olv KSA 60. Proceedings focus on anticipated preclosure steps and related court filings.
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